BUILDING BRIDGES II: DISCOVERING, NAVIGATING & INTEGRATING KNOWLEDGE FOR SAFER WOUND CARE

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1 ST. MICHAEL S HOSPITAL WOUND HEALING AND SKIN ULCER PREVENTION PROGRAM PRESENTS BUILDING BRIDGES II: DISCOVERING, NAVIGATING & INTEGRATING KNOWLEDGE FOR SAFER WOUND CARE November 21-23, 2008 White Oaks Conference Resort & Spa Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario FOR INFORMATION: St. Michael s Hospital Wound Healing and Skin Ulcer Prevention Program Conference Phone: x 2081 Please leave a detailed message and your call will be returned wcconference2008@smh.toronto.on.ca Website:

2 PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS DON T MISS OUT ON THIS EXCITING NETWORKING AND LEARNING OPPORTUNITY FOR.. Physicians, Health Policy Makers, Directors, Wound Care Clinicians, Advanced Practice Nurses, Educators, Nursing Leaders, Chiropodists/Podiatrists, Allied Health Professionals Welcome, St. Michael s Hospital Wound Care Team invites you to attend our 6th biannual conference. Expanding on our 2006 theme of building bridges for seamless wound care, we acknowledge the complexities of translating knowledge within the political landscape of health care delivery and the need to negotiate and navigate the agendas of health policy makers, researchers and practitioners using a collaborative interprofessional approach. We are delighted to share current innovative wound care initiatives that are occurring at the macro, meso and micro levels. These initiatives will ultimately support the delivery of safer wound prevention and treatment for our patients in all health care sectors. Scholarship of of Integration: Integration of of research research knowledge into into clinical clinical decision-making, critical critical thinking thinking within within the the interprofessional health health care care team. team. Scholarship of of Scholarship of of Application: Discovery: A Model for Development of of evidencebased standards, policies, policies, Generation of of new new Wound Care based knowledge through through Practice best best practice practice guidelines and and asking asking questions around around Excellence other other tools tools (research wound wound care care practices. utilization/knowledge translation). Scholarship of of Teaching: Quest Quest for for competence, enhanced scope scope of of practice and and excellence through through education (teaching and and learning). This year we have used Boyer s Model of Clinical Scholarship as a framework for defining the scope of wound care practice. The domains of the Clinical Scholarship Model will be illustrated in each stream of the conference. The framework of this conference reflects our strategic plan for our corporate wound care program at St. Michael s Hospital. We are looking forward to seeing you, Laura Teague, RN, MN, APN (Co-Chair) Dr. James Mahoney, MD, FRCSC (Co-Chair) (Boyer, 1990; Affonso, 2002) PROGRAM OBJECTIVES: To appreciate the impact of system integration (policy, research, knowledge translation, funding and resources) on the provision of wound health care services in Ontario To explore potential opportunities to integrate wound prevention and treatment services across LHINs To provide exemplars of inter-professional collaboration in knowledge transfer and education in wound prevention and treatment To utilize Boyer's Model as a foundation for achieving clinical excellence and scholarship in the provision of wound prevention and treatment CONFERENCE PLANNING COMMITTEE: Laura Teague, APN (Co-Chair) James Mahoney, Chief of Plastic Surgery (Co-Chair) Janice Hon, Occupational Therapist Lianne Jeffs, Director of Nursing Research Suzanne Lu, Chiropodist Tobi Mark, Chiropodist Ann-Marie McLaren, Chiropodist Karen Polansky, CNS Allison Rankine, Clinical Coordinator Christine Williams, Administrative Secretary

3 PROGRAMME Day 1 Friday November 21 9:00 Registration 10:00 Session A Strategic Planning Presenter: Karon West Objectives: Given the unprecedented changes occurring in our world today, planning plays an essential role in organizations. Strategic planning is a deliberate and thoughtful process that helps leaders and staff develop a strategic perspective for planning the future while being able to manage the ongoing day-to-day business activities. It is a process by which the members of an organization understand the context for change, envision its future, and develop the necessary procedures and operations to achieve that future. Members work through each step of this comprehensive planning process from environmental scanning and stakeholder involvement, values and vision - to implementation. OR Session B Research Grant Writing Presenter: Lianne Jeffs Objectives: 1) To provide an overview of the essential elements of developing a research proposal 2) To share tips, tools and lessons learned around successful and not successful proposals 3) To engage participants in an interactive communities of practice approach around research proposal development 12:00 LUNCH 13:00 Managing Pain The Modern Way - Dr. Jackie Gardner-Nix 15:00 BREAK 15:15 Session C Building a Business Case Presenter: Joan McLaughlin Objectives: 1) To establish a foundation in preparing a successful business case 2) To apply business case principles through a case study using teams OR Session D DiSCovering yourself as you build your own wound care team Presenters: Lori Gauld Lori Shanahan Objectives: DiSC is based on a simple idea that the basis of personal and professional success lies in knowing yourself, understanding others and realizing the impact your actions, behaviours and attitudes have on others. This session will help team members to build trust and respect one another, understand their own behaviour and its impact on group productivity and morale, improve communication by flexing their styles, and see the power of diverse working styles in a team setting. Each participant will complete an online survey and receive a detailed, individual report to bring to this session. 17:15 Wine & Cheese Reception Sponsor Exhibits

4 PROGRAMME Day 2 Saturday November 22 08:00 Registration and Continental Breakfast 08:30 The Art and Science of Building Bridges Opening Remarks John King, EVP and Chief Operating Officer 08:50 Wound Prevention: A Systems Perspective on Patient Safety Linked to Organizational Performance and Accreditation Standards Dr. Ben Chan, Chief Executive Officer, Ontario Health Quality Council 09:15 Wound Care and the Ministry of Health: Bridging the Gap Michael Hillmer, PhD, Manager, Chronic Disease Unit, Health System Strategy Division, MOHLTC 09:40 Regional Health Care: LHINs and Wound Care Ms. Kathleen Heslin, Chief Nurse Executive, York Central Hospital 10:00 Break / Sponsor Exhibits 10:30 Pressure Ulcer Prevention and the RNAO The Next Step Dr. Irmajean Bajnok International Director, RNAO Centre for Professional Excellence 11:00 Research Outcomes: Building Valid and Reliable Tools Dr. Souraya Sidani Professor and Canada Research Chair, Health Interventions, Ryerson University 11:30 Academia Building Capacity Through Changes in Core Curricula in Health Care 12:00 Panel Discussion Dr. Deborah Tregunno, Professor of Nursing, York University 12:30 LUNCH and Sponsor Exhibits 14:00 Wound Prevention and Treatment at the Point of Care: Acute, Subacute and Community Exemplars Karen Campbell, APN, Consultation Liaison Geriatric Team, London Health Sciences Centre, University Hospital 14:30 Standardizing Wound Care in the Community Sector Joanne Greco, RN Director, Client Services Toronto CCAC 15:00 Subacute Care: Building a Multi-professional Wound Program at a 5 Site Rehabilitation Facility Linda Dacres, Project Coordinator, Nurse Practitioner LTC TC Rapid Response Team, Credit Valley Hospital 15:45 Open Forum/Panel Discussion 18:00 Delegate Dinner in the Sunhill Dining Room

5 PROGRAMME Day 3 Sunday November 23 08:00 Continental Breakfast 08:30 From Health Care Provider to Becoming the Patient Anna Tsang DISCOVERY INTEGRATION APPLICATION TEACHING 09:30 Pressure ulcers in acute care: A 4-year analysis using a validated surveillance program Wound assessment tools and the validation of the PUSH tool for wounds of various etiologies Pressure ulcer management: A surgical pathway to closure Bridging the gap: An interdisciplinary approach to the care and management of the morbidly obese for bariatric surgery Laura Teague Janice Hon Ann-Marie McLaren Dr. James Mahoney Christina Lim Denise Poirier 10:30 Break / Sponsor Exhibits 11:00 Heel ulcers in an acute orthopaedic surgical population Karen E. Campbell Centralization of specialty beds and therapeutic surfaces links best practices with optimal outcomes in a tertiary care centre Glenda Kerr Nutrition and wound healing: Acute care challenges vs. chronic disease states Chris Fraser Michele McCall When wound healing fails the normal trajectory: Local versus systemic conundrums Dr. Melinda Musgrave 12:00 Lunch / Sponsor Exhibits 13:30 Electrical stimulation and wound healing in pressure ulcer patients: A randomized Controlled trial Pressure ulcer prevention in the emergency department Implementation of an order entry set for diabetic foot ulceration/infection in acute care: Can we make a difference? The PATH to decisions for new and existing health technologies Rajna Ogrin Karen Gaunt Rola Moghabghab Dr. Robert Sargeant Ann-Marie McLaren James Bowen 14:30 Research Advancing Practice An innovative program to develop nursing research capacity / Our RAP journey Observing sacral and heel pressure ulcer prevention and incidence in a medical surgical intensive care unit Making pressure offloading the gold standard in your clinical setting Wound healing outcomes and nursing efficiencies with an innovative enterostomal therapy community nursing model Is your patient/client eligible? Current funded wound healing studies in Ontario Building a research study Allison Rankine Tessa Diston Lianne Jeffs Allan Dalton Gord Jones Suzanne Lu Connie Harris Tobi Mark Karen Polansky 15:30 Closing Remarks *Please indicate sessions to be attended (see registration form for November 23).

6 REGISTRATION FORM ST. MICHAEL S HOSPITAL, WOUND HEALING AND SKIN ULCER PREVENTION PROGRAM CONFERENCE November 21, 22 & 23, 2008 WHITE OAKS CONFERENCE RESORT & SPA 253 Taylor Rd. SS4 Niagara-on-the Lake, Ontario L0S 1J0 Phone: Please print clearly. All information must be completed to confirm registration. First Name Title/Degree Last Name Company/Organization Mailing Address City Province Postal Code Phone (day) Fax Registration rates Full Conference (November 21-23) Special Student Rate Proof of FT status required photocopy of student card Post marked on or prior to Sept 26, 2008 Post marked after Sept 26, 2008 $ $ $ $ Indicate your choice in boxes below One Day Rate Nov 21 OR Nov 22 OR Nov 23 $ $ Payment must accompany registration form. TOTAL $ Please make cheque** payable to: SMH Wound Care Research Fund Mail registration and cheque to: Wound Healing and Skin Ulcer Prevention Program, Conference Registration St. Michael s Hospital, 30 Bond Street, 4M-012 Shuter Wing Toronto, Ontario M5B 1W8 **NSF Cheques are subject to a $25 administrative fee Registration deadline September 1, 20 Cancellations must be in writing and a $50.00 processing fee will be charged. No refunds No registration will be issued at the after door. August Cancellations 18, must Tax receipts be in writing will be and issued a $50.00 upon processing request. fee will be charged. No refunds will be issued after November 7, Tax receipts will be issued upon request. Attention RN s and RPN s RNAO Nursing Education Initiative Funding is available. Go to and click on nursing education initiative.

7 REGISTRATION FORM November 21, 2008 Name: Workshops / Breakout Sessions Please select only ONE box in each time period. Pre-work required for Session D only We will endeavour to accommodate your preferences Session A Strategic Planning or Session B Research Grant Writing Session C Building a Business Case or Session D DiSCovering yourself as you build your own wound care team Please provide address. Pre-work: Access to the online DiSC assessment tool will be sent to you before the workshop begins. Complete the online assessment and bring the report with you. ***Please detach and mail in registration form***

8 REGISTRATION FORM November 23, 2008 Name: Concurrent Workshops / Breakout Sessions Please check the session that you would like to attend at the specified times. Please select only ONE box in each time period. We will endeavour to accommodate your preferences Pressure ulcers in acute care Validation of the PUSH tool for wounds Surgical pathway for pressure ulcer management Interdisciplinary approach to the care and management of the morbidly obese for bariatric surgery Heel ulcers in an acute orthopaedic surgical population Centralization of beds and surfaces in a tertiary care centre Nutrition and wound care Local versus systemic conundrums of wound healing Electrical stimulation and pressure wound healing: A randomized controlled trial Pressure ulcer prevention strategy in an emergency department setting Implementation of order entry set for diabetic foot ulcers and infection The PATH to decisions for new and existing health technologies Research Advancing Practice: Pressure ulcer incidence in a medical/surgical ICU Pressure offloading in a clinical setting Wound healing outcomes and nursing efficiencies with innovative ET community nursing model Building a research study ***Please detach and mail in registration form***

9 FACULTY Visiting Faculty Irmajean Bajnok, RN, MSN, PhD Director, RNAO s International Affairs and Best Practice Guidelines Programs Co-Director, Nursing Best Practice Research Unit James Bowen, BScPhm, MSc Program for Assessment of Technology in Health St. Joseph s Healthcare Hamilton/ McMaster University Karen E Campbell, RN, MScN, PhD(c), APN Consultation Liaison Geriatric Team London Health Sciences Centre, University Hospital Ben Chan, MD, MPH, MPA Chief Executive Officer, Ontario Health Quality Council Linda Dacres, RN(EC), NP-PHC, BScN, MHSc Family & Community Medicine, PhD(c) Project Coordinator and Nurse Practitioner- LTC TC Rapid Response Team, The Credit Valley Hospital Chris Fraser, RD Dietitian Parkwood Hospital Site, St. Joseph s Health Care London, Ontario Jackie Gardner-Nix, MB, BS, PhD, MRCP (UK) Chronic Pain Consultant Assistant Professor, Department of Anaesthesia University of Toronto Joanne Greco, RN, BScN Director, Client Services Toronto Central CCAC Connie Harris, RN, ET, MSc(c) Senior Clinical Specialist for Wounds and Ostomy CarePartners/ET NOW Southwestern Ontario Kathleen Heslin, RN, BScN, MScN Chief Nursing Executive and Chief Practice Officer York Central Hospital, Richmond Hill, Ontario Michael Hillmer, PhD Manager, Chronic Disease Unit, Health System Strategy Division, MOHLTC Christina Lim, RN, BAAN, MN CNS/Program Coordinator, Bariatric Program Humber River Regional Hospital Rajna Ogrin, BSc, BPod(Hons), PhD Postdoctoral Fellow, School of Physical Therapy University of Western Ontario Denise Poirier, BSc, BEd, MSc, RD Clinical Bariatric Program Humber River Regional Hospital Souraya Sidani, PhD Professor and Canada Research Chair Health Interventions School of Nursing, Ryerson University Deborah Tregunno, RN, PhD Professor, Faculty of Nursing York University Karon West, RN West Consulting Group St. Michael s Hospital Faculty Allan Dalton, RTO Orthopaedic Technologist, Martin Family Centre Tessa Diston, RN Critical Care Nurse, Medical/Surgical ICU Lori Gauld Consultant, Leadership & Staff Development Karen Gaunt, RN, BScN, MHSc, ENC(c) Clinical Leader Manager, Emergency Department Janice Hon, O.T. Reg. (Ont.), MClSc(c) Occupational Therapist, Wound Care Team Lianne Jeffs, RN, PhD(c) Director of Nursing/Clinical Research, Scientist, Keenan Research Centre of the Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute Gord Jones, RTO Orthopaedic Technologist, Martin Family Centre Glenda A. Kerr, RN, BAS, MA Clinical Equipment Manager John King, MHA, CHE Executive Vice-President and Chief Administrative Officer Suzanne Lu, BA, BSc, DCh Chiropodist, Wound Care Team James L. Mahoney, MD, FRCSC Chief, Division of Plastic Surgery Associate Professor, Department of Surgery University of Toronto Tobi Mark, BSc (Hon), DCh Chiropodist, Wound Care Team Michele McCall, RD Dietitian, Medical/Surgical ICU Ann-Marie McLaren, DCh, BSc Pod Med, MClSc(c) Chiropodist, Wound Care Team Joan McLaughlin, RD, B.A.Sc, M.H.Sc Director, Supply Chain & Support Services Rola Moghabghab, RN, MN, APN, GNC(c) Geriatric Emergency Management Clinical Nurse Specialist Melinda Musgrave, MD, PhD, FRCSC Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Assistant Professor, Department of Surgery University of Toronto Karen Polansky, RN, MScN, CNS Clinical Nurse Specialist, Wound Care Team Allison Rankine, RN, ET Clinical Coordinator, Wound Care Team Robert J. Sargeant, MD, PhD, FRCPC Active Staff, Internal Medicine Assistant Professor, Department of Medicine University of Toronto Lori Shanahan, MA(c) Consultant, Leadership & Staff Development Laura Teague, RN, MN, APN Advanced Practice Nurse, Wound Care Team Lecturer, Faculty of Nursing, University of Toronto Anna Tsang, RN, MScN, APN Advanced Nurse Practitioner, Respirology/Cystic Fibrosis Program

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11 ACCOMMODATION & LOCATION White Oaks Conference Resort & Spa is located in the heart of the Niagara Region. Please direct your room requirements to the hotel reservations department, stating St. Michael s Hospital Wound Conference Rate. Wound Conference Special Room Rate $ CAD each night. Rate does not include applicable taxes and service charges. Please reserve early to avoid disappointment. Conference room rates subject to availability. 253 Taylor Rd. SS4 Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario L0S 1JA0 Telephone: (905) (Local) Fax: (905) Website: Reservations Online User Name: Password: St. Michaels michael2563 Main Points of Interest: Niagara Region wineries Fallsview Casino Resort Niagara Falls Niagara Falls Outlet Shopping the [SPA] at White Oaks Resort Winter Festival of Lights

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